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Fresno: Couple adopted Dog from Dogs sheltered home just before Christmas Day

A Couple adopted Dog from Dogs sheltered home, he spends 5 years in shelter home but his patience paid off he will be spending his Christmas with his new family.

He has spent 5 years in Fresno Bully shelter homes for Dogs. According to the official representative of the shelter home, he was rescued at the age of 8 months old, and he has spent his half-life in here. We will miss him.

He had his own requirements such as; he did not like other dogs and children around him, finally, he got what we wanted. We are happy for him!

FRESNO, Califronia. -- Police officers from Kings County trying to investigate shooting at Hanford. 3 November Sunday.

Deputies of the Kings County sheriff was investigating a Hanford shooting. Authorities also closed off to traffic on Eddy Street and Carolyn Avenue near Lacey Boulevard.

Additional information may not have been available immediately. Security officers plan to block the region as they continue to investigate all through the night.

This is a tale that is evolving. Stay updated with Action News.

FRESNO, Calif. -- In Honolulu on Saturday night, Fresno State (4-4) took down Hawaii (5-4) 41-38.

Fresno State learned a lesson from the Homecoming game last week where they were 14-0 down. The early lead was taken by the Dogs. Jalen Cropper, a Buchanan class, throws Zane Pope with a 36-yard touchdown pass.

In the second quarter, Hawaii replied by converting back-to-back downs to Jason-Matthew Sharsh on the opening drive. The drive would leave McDonald scoring to tie the game at 7 with 9:23 left to play in the quarter on a six-yard run.

Fresno Nation, ready to close the game, came out of the locker room. Team scored 24 unanswered points to take the 38-24 lead. Hawaii will also score back to back touchdowns to tie up the game at 38 with less than 3 minutes left to play. Cesar Silva, from Fresno State, will kick a goal of the 37-yard winning range. The Bulldogs are taking Hawaii 41-38 down and raising their Island win streak to 6 games.

Young College student and entrepreneur Carlos Castillo Diaz making astronomical moves at age 18.

Carlos Castillo Diaz was born in Santa Maria, CA born on November 12, 2001. He lives on the Central Coast and graduated Nipomo High School back in 2019. He has a social media following of 1.2k snapchat viewers and 1.6k instagram followers.

“Since I was in middle school I’ve known what I wanted to do with my life and how I want to live my life; In middle school the American Dream within me started to grow and directed me into the person I am today.” (Carlos). He stated he’s always wanted to become America’s next biggest Lawyer and an Entrepreneur. In high School he was involved in Soccer and Tennis and was a tennis and soccer star gaining recognition. He made CIF for the first time in his school's history and had the best overall win/loss ratio. He graduated at the age of 17 with a Criminal Justice pathway. Right after high school he stated that he enrolled in Community College at Allan Hancock College with 22 enrolled credits and the Criminal Justice Pathway. Although he is taking almost double the units of what is considered a Full-Time student, he still manages to work 5 hours a day at a retirement home and find time to work on other dreams he aspires to be.

Also right after graduating high school he quickly began to work on my dreams of becoming an entrepreneur by launching his Candle Business known as ‘Luxury Scented Candles’ providing candles with “Unique smelling scents that you couldn't find anywhere else”. He admitted the launch lacked promotion and advertisement therefore lacking sales and eventually caused the website to shut down within only a week. He stated he was “not happy” with the results after so much hard work of finding unique scents people would love. “I do not believe in flopping especially after having such a well crafted product so I decided to move my Candle business to Amazon.com where it is now in a better place and slowly moving forward with the amount of sales and reviews I had additionally thought it was going to get.” (Carlos).

On top of selling his Candles on amazon.com he also sells high demand products such as phone cases, sponges etc. that are imported from china. After only a month on amazon he quickly rose to become #12 of amazon's best seller.

“On top of going to school, going to work, and selling on amazon. I also have various stocks purchased in the Stock Market. I am always looking at the stock market.” He says. “Another source of income I have is purchasing cars and flipping them for a profit. For example, I will go to an auction for cars online and see what kind of deals I may come across, purchase the vehince, fix the car if there is any problems and resale.” (Carlos). He plans to attend Law School after earning his bachelor's degree in Economics and Administration of Justice. “I know I can easily become one of the best lawyers in my state because of the passion and love I have for arguing and fighting for my future clients.” (Carlos)

“My number 1 pet peeve is when I see other people sell drugs or other illegal activity and claim they’re an Entrepreneur because I feel like I am doing the bare minimum to barely call myself an entrepreneur, they just don't know what it takes to be an entrepreneur and it overall just makes me cringe and feel bad for them.” (Carlos)

He has a total of 6 sources of income and is looking to grow that number.

Carlos’s approx. annual earnings is around 70k with a net worth of around 180k.

Meet Maxim Hristozov

Maxim Hristozov (Maksim Yanchev Hristozov) is an american songwriter and musician. In 2016, Max signed with Interscope Records and Universal Music Group with his band the Devils. A year later he signed a solo contract for a debut studio album.

He is currently better known with his partners Shadow Killerbone and Rachel Gabriella. His business partner is Nikolay Svetoslavov.

In 2017, Maxim released “No Hope”, which he co-wrote and recorded with Martin Bossev. After taking a three-year break, Maxim released his first studio album, ‘Token from us’ in 2020. ‘Token from us’ was his first album to be certified golden Worldwide by Interscope Records.

Maxim has been playing music since the age of 6 when he started playing the piano. He starts playing in public at 8. His first appearance on the stage is in the school in which he studies from first to fourth grade. By this time, he understands that he can sing and record in the children’s choir of the BonBon band. After severe tonsil surgery, he loses his voice for 2 months and stops singing. When he was 9, his voice motivated and he could no longer sing as before. Continues with the piano. At the age of 11, his piano teacher dies and he stops playing music. In 2015 he founded the group of Devils, in which he, his friend Martin Bosev and Elizabeth Semkova. A year later, they signed a contract with the music company for musical rights Interscope Records. For three consecutive years, the group has enjoyed success. In December 2018, Elizabeth has to leave the group because she is accepted to study at Berkeley. The band breaks up because there is no one to sing. Max goes on his own and signs a career with UMG and Interscope Records. The first two singles are already a fact, and the band The Devils is reuniting for a debut album to be released in 2020.

Tesla Autopilot FSD San Francisco to Los Angeles with Zero Interventions

Brad Pitt and volunteers distributed food to needy families in Los Angeles

Brad took his speakers with him, connected them to his phone, and turned on the music.

Brad dragged boxes from the body of the truck for hours, which he drove to the place. People who came to work did not know that they were in the presence of a Hollywood star, because Brad did not show himself.

Brad looked, of course, in casual style: ripped jeans, sneakers, with a mask on his face. He also put on a pair of gloves to carry the boxes, which he pulled out of the truck and put on the cart.

All laws against LGBTQ+ should be abolished — Fredapsychic

Twins were once seen as an abomination and were killed. Mary Slessor fought against that. She said NO to the oppressors. Everyone has the right to life. Twins are now seen as a blessing. LGBTQ+?️‍? rights is basic human rights. All laws against LGBTQ+ should be abolished- Fredapsychic

From Infamous to Glorious

By Marlene M. Espinoza

As the economic hardship accelerates in America, the growth of single mothers continues to rise. Not only has it ascended in the U.S., but in other countries, as well.

As stated by www.vice.com., in Brazil single-parent households led by women are just as common as the "traditional" nuclear family.

In fact, The Institute For Applied Economic Research (IPEA) claims that almost 28 million homes were run by women in 2014. Therefore, single mothers are "the breadwinners for 40 percent of all families in the country." Now, mothers must raise their children alone and assume the responsibility of two parents.

According to CNN.com., 81% of single parent homes are headed by a mom.

There is a definite amount of "over 11 million parents," who are compelled to assume the duties of both mom and dad. Although single mothers have stepped up and responded to their obligations, they are still challenged by numerous "prejudices, doubts, and daily chsllenges."

In today's society, it is difficult for a single mother to be accepted and recognized. Many have labeled us as"gold-diggers" and "uneducated." Single mothers come from all walks of life. We are not seeking pity, or sympathy. Our task should be recognized as a contribution to society.The role of mom and dad is not a burden. It is an honor. In fact, it is rewarding.

As a single mother, myself, I have raised 4 sons. However, society can manipulate us to believe that our job is shameful and degrading.

But, we have already proven to the world that we are definitely beyond demeaning. Our households are similar to the average family. The only thing that distinguishes ua is our role.

It is a blessing for a child to grow up in a home with both parents. But, it is an honor for a child to have a mother, who is willing to sacrifice twice as much.

A Pandemic Disorder

During this calamitous period, the world is forced to live in isolation, due to the Corona virus. Not only has this epidemic attacking millions physically, but mentally. Just when we all thought seclusion would be our best defense, another crisis arises and hits home. Although it is not contagious, it is a result of this universal panic; the aftermath of terror; Anxiety.

As stated in www.womenshealth.gov., anxiety is a normal response to stress. It has been found to affect our daily life. In fact, women are known to be more susceptible than men to get anxiety. Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. are affected.

Anxiety can also create feelings of alarm, nervousness, worry, or fear. In addition to what it can convey to the body, it is genetic.

According to www.childrenshospital.org., two important neurotransmitters in our brains, Serotonin and Dopamine, can distribute depression. In fact, researchers discovered that some parts of the brain are linked to fear and anxiety. However, many people have mistaken anxiety for a mental disorder. Since it is not caused by mental health, there is no need to think that you are going crazy.

Anxiety can be both beneficial and a threat to our health. Although it can help prepare us for the next disaster, it can restrict our physical and mental being. When there is no need to be frightened, we can be attacked severely with terror.

Even though we have been ordered to stay six feet away from other people, it still does not guarantee an end to this scare.

As we continue to agonize over the safety of our children it is possible for anxiety to worsen. Now, abiding with alarm and panic is mandatory for children.

Kidshealth.org., clearly states that growing up in a family, where others are fearful, or anxious can teach a child to be afraid too. Also,a child can experience certain phobias, which cause intensive fright.

Separation Anxiety Disorder, a fear of a separation from parents or others with parental roles can develop.

Because anxiety can be learned, insecure parents can be a threat to their children and home.

Anxiety can be misinterpreted as being a mood, rather than a feeling. Its symptoms can be anything from diarrhea, sleeplessness, and difficulty focusing. This has caused many parents to neglect the warning signs. Without treatment, anxiety can worsen. Since it is comorbid, it can give a child depression.

Many schools across the U.S. have closed and all social contact has been denied to children, including all recreational activities. Now, greeting neighbors and riding your bike outside is a threat.

As the Corona virus continues to bring fear to America, Anxiety gradually threatens the lives of our future generation.